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So why would they hire someone like me—a second-rate among the first-rate, first-rate among the second-rate godsmith—to make gloves? But a long while passed, and I still hadn’t heard the crumpled commission sheet hit the floor. Everyone around me stared blankly at my back. I followed their gaze and slowly turned my head. ※ “Loki’s Dispute,” from the Icelandic epic Poetic Edda (Lokasenna). The original reads: "Do you remember, Odin, when in bygone days we mixed our blood together? You said you would never drink ale unless it were brought to both of us."

Queen Melinda shook in fear, her hands protectively cradling her stomach as she heard the clashing of swords in the distance. And she desperately prayed that they would walk out of this alive, that they would win this fight and her husband would return back to her safely. But she didn't know that the night had a different fate in stall for them. BACK IN ELDRADOR KINGDOM. AURORA'S P. O. V. "I will to be killed by the sword and taken by the waters" I mentally read the written scriptures engraved into the walls of the ancient goddesses room, my fingers caressing and tracing every engraved lines tenderly.

"A repository of the realm's deepest truths and insights." Elysia's eyes shimmered with curiosity and anticipation. "It's said that the Oracle's wisdom has guided seekers for generations. Let us unravel the mysteries it holds." As they approached the tome, a gentle whisper seemed to echo through the chamber, a melody of forgotten words. Elysia's hand hesitated above the tome, and with a deep breath, she opened it to reveal pages adorned with intricate scripts and symbols.

Theo's POV In my defense, the ward instruction manual was in Old Norse. Not modern Norse. Old Norse. The kind that hadn't been in common usage since approximately the eleventh century and which I read at an intermediate level on a good day, and today was not a good day because I'd been up since five AM thinking about what Zara Osei had said to Audrey in the courtyard and what it meant and why it had made Audrey's face do the thing it did when she was filing something under handle later with extreme urgency.

The text was written in a language I didn’t recognize, but Eryndra clearly did because I felt her shock ripple through our shared consciousness. “The Book of First Prophecies,” Mira said quietly. “One of only three copies that survived the Great Purge. It contains the original words spoken by the Moon Goddess about the twin flames.” She turned pages carefully until she found what she was looking for. “Read this, Eryndra. Read what even you might not know.” My eyes scanned the text, and I felt Eryndra translating it for me even as she read:

I prompted. “I am reading the epic poems by the Fae Sage Yric of Cynraed, most particularly the Paragon of Theodghar and the Deceit of Elovyn.” “Poetry,” I sat back on my heels and regarded him in bemusement. The beautiful golden-haired man was absorbed in reading poetry, or all the unusual things for him to possibly be reading in a dragon’s cave, poetry had not even entered my speculative list. “I did not imagine you would read poetry.”

Yuriel nodded, squeezing Dominic’s hand, then releasing it, holding her driftwood pearl staff high, her watery tattoos glimmering like pearl shoals on her face. She inhaled mist, exhaled lavender and seawater perfume, and sang like a calling whale, from the depths of Vidagol’s fjords: Can You Feel the Winter Coming? Kneel for the Alfather, in standing stone, bloody runes on the boulder and crawl in, soak in mead and honey, tangle your hair, it is golden in the dark cave, burn burn. The firmament churns like Urd makes butter, Frigga spins flax and cards heavenly wool,

In the center stood a pedestal, upon which rested an ancient tome, its pages glowing softly. Liora, her voice echoing throughout the chamber, intoned, "The Codex of Realms, an account of the universe's very creation, the rise and fall of realms, and the chronicles of The Primordial." Ezra, unable to contain his scholarly excitement, approached the tome. "This could have answers, insights into The Primordial's intentions and vulnerabilities." Isolde, cautiously optimistic, remarked, "And maybe, a way to counter its plans, to protect the realms."

“This isn’t Proto-Indo-European. This even Old Norse…this is…Proto-Norse. Except…it looks closer to Pre-Proto-Germanic.” The page itself somehow had been preserved incredibly. Apparently, it hadn’t been touched by the moist air of the North over the thousands of years. The ink itself didn’t seep into the parchment of the scroll but instead sat floating on top. It must have taken days to dry before they were able to roll up the scroll.

Martin looks at his finger and rubs on the spot where the coin has left a mark. “Yeah, not many teenagers are willing to travel this far for a School assignment, right ?” Finn laughs. “But the truth is that there are several thousand pages about how things were back in the time of the vikings. It is sagas that have been passed down by our brothers. Back then shapeshifting was a part of the seiðr. Even the eddaes are filled with stories of berserkers''. “I am not following at all”. Martin shakes his head. “Sorry but my education is lacking. We were too busy running from crazy witches”.